There is no alternative layout to the existing that would magically give you room that is not there. Not unless you have more than a closet to add to the space and an extra 10K on top of the 20K that it will take to do this.

#1 full size bath, built-in style -- I assume this means bathtub?

Inspiration photo has stand-up shower, but it's not on your list of needs?

ETA: a standard bathroom, such as your existing conditions, is 5 x 8. When you commandeer your linen closet, you add a bit less than 2-ft, which can be used to lengthen sink base. The toilet and standard tub will use 5-ft of width, leaving you with 4-ft-7-in. maximum for sink base, which really would work best with a single bowl.

That size bathroom is a one butt at a time room, 86 the two sinks.

this bath is 9 x 7 ... The extra 2-ft let you use both sides of room. No can do with 5-ft wide room.

Yes all above are correct, All you simply need to do is take a screen shot eliminating any extra space to the right and this is your bathroom. Exact same layout. No extra room whatsoever. In fact this image is more generous in length than what you have.

I believe the inspo pic you provided has lots more room then your current room. If you want to maximize your space and have that luxurious feel, eliminate the tub.

I wish all of my bathrooms were your size! It’s an efficient use of space.

Not to be cynical, but the linen closet is clearly less than ceiling height, brobably about 6 feet tall. With the vent above it, are you sure what else is in that space?

North Texan - I always tell my kids not to start a sentence with "not to be offensive, but"

this is a ranch on a 34" crawl space. there is no issue above the linen closet. We can move the vent. Nothing else is up there, it is unfinished open attic. The bathroom space needs to be gutted to the studs.

Houses here start at 2.2 million for very small ranches of 1300 square feet. That is why the space is small and old, we saved up to do the work.

I'm sorry for putting y'all down by asking for help in my tiny bathroom. I was clearly out of line and inappropriate for this community.

Carry on being cheerful.

silicon74, please don't take the responses negatively. I agree with the respondents' points. However, they are blunt. The delivery could have been better, but the principal point is accurate.

Your bath isn't small comparatively to some of the baths we see here regularly and I love your inspiration pic. It can be difficult to suss out the actual size of the room when reviewing insp pic's here on houzz and elsewhere. I do think you can get the feel of your insp pic with material selections. I also agree that having two sinks would defeat the the look you are striving to achieve with your renovation. Is this a shared bath? What is the likelihood that two people will use it simultaneously?

IMO having a designer that specializes in bath design would be a big help. S/he will be familiar with finding space within the confines of the existing footprint. I believe that the smaller the space, the more critical it is to have an excellent designer.

General spacing guidelines to consider.

1 sink suggested in the space.

Math does not lie is all anyone is saying. You do not have room for anything other than what you have. Plenty of bathrooms have that layout and it is fine. Get over any ideas of some other layout. Ain’t happening. Especially on a limited budget.

Hire a K&B designer sooner rather than later if you cannot get enough initial inspiration from the 10M bath pictures in this site. Just be careful of the $$$ trap that all the pretty pictures will create for you if try to emulate them without a similar large budget to what produced them. This board is not a replacement for youndoing your own due diligence. This board is not a replacement for the Professionals that you will need to hire for your project. Find and hire those ASAP, starting with the K&B Designer.

Costs to expect.

http://www.remodeling.hw.net/cost-vs-value/2018/

Rules to follow.

http://starcraftcustombuilders.com/bath.design.rules.htm#.W1XD2pFOnYX

Why a Designer.

https://nkba.org/info/why-hire-a-designer

10 Tests for You and your Contractor.

[https://www.houzz.com/discussions/10-tests-for-you-and-your-contractors-first-meeting-dsvw-vd~5332686?n=90[(https://www.houzz.com/discussions/10-tests-for-you-and-your-contractors-first-meeting-dsvw-vd~5332686?n=90)

Independent Faucet Reviews.

http://starcraftcustombuilders.com/sources.faucets2.htm

How to vet a tile contractor.

https://www.ceramictilefoundation.org/homeowners-guide-to-hiring-qualified-tile-installer

TCNA Manual so you can know things are being done correctly.

https://www.tcnatile.com/products-and-services/publications/218-english-publications/188-handbook/957-2018-tcna-handbook-for-ceramic-glass-and-stone-tile-installation.html

What Renovations are Worth Doing

https://www.curbed.com/2018/3/7/17087588/home-renovation-unnecessary-mcmansion-hell-wagner

Research. Help yourself first. Then repost if you need help with your ideas. This board is not here to replace the role of the Professional in your process, or your due diligence.

Op: I hope you’re not offended by others comments about space. I myself have recently purchased a condo in Brooklyn Ny - price 600$ per square foot!!! My bathrooms are similar in size to yours and it’s pretty standard for my area. I’ve worked with local interior designer who is used to maximizing small spaces. My final result will be airy and gorgeous! ( no pix yet, install not complete). Some tips: install recessed lighting to keep space bright and clean looking instead of fixtures. Integrate recessed storage shelving like previous poster recommended. Consider tile layouts that play up your space. Consider half glass install instead of full shower doors as it leaves your room looking bigger. And also- single vanity only. Good luck

Concept sketch, not to scale.

OP, I carefully reread your original post that responded to. You did not:

1) Mention any remodeling experience

2) Address the vent in the bump out

3) Mention the crawl space and lack of any obstructions

I simply asked a question, since it wasn't addressed...and for that got lectured like I was an out of line knidergartener. What I would like to say is inappropriate for this forum and would fall afoul of your "wisdom".

This is a forum for asking questions and getting input, I suggest a bit thicker skin if you plan to keep visiting.